2nd Trimestre Ethics Exam

What is the most basic level of Maslow's hierarchy of needs?

• Safety needs

• Esteem needs

• Physiological needs

• Self-actualization

Why are physiological needs considered the most essential?

• Because they provide emotional security

• Because they are necessary for physical survival

• Because they help in achieving self-actualization

• Because they focus on personal growth

Which of the following is NOT an example of a safety need?

• Emotional security

• Financial stability

• Food and water

• Freedom from fear

What motivates people to fulfill love and belonging needs?

• The natural instinct to survive

• The desire to feel safe and secure

• The natural instinct to interact and connect

• The need to reach one's full potential

What are the two categories of esteem needs?

• Physical and emotional

• Confidence and love

• Self-esteem and respect

• Growth and deficiency

According to Maslow, why is self-actualization difficult to achieve?

• Because people are focused on satisfying lower-level needs

• Because it requires financial stability

• Because it is not part of the hierarchy of needs

• Because only a few people desire self-fulfillment

What is an example of a growth need in Maslow's hierarchy?

• Food and water

• Financial security

• Self-actualization

• Emotional security

Which of the following best describes deficiency needs?

• Needs that arise from deprivation

• Needs that promote personal growth

• Needs that focus on self-fulfillment

• Needs that are unnecessary for survival

Which level of Maslow's hierarchy involves the need to feel valued and respected?

• Physiological needs

• Esteem needs

• Safety needs

• Self-actualization needs

What does Maslow's theory suggest about progressing through the pyramid of needs?

• You must fully satisfy one level before moving to the next

• You can only focus on one need at a time

• People usually work on multiple needs simultaneously

• Only self-actualized individuals can move beyond deficiency needs